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The Patriot (Intrada) 3CD Set


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7 minutes ago, Meredith McKay said:
  • Death Of Gabriel • 4:18
  • Martin Rejoins The Troops • 1:13
  • Preparing For Battle (Film Version) • 3:48
  • Tavington’s Premature Charge • 0:50
  • Martin Sets The Trap • 2:14
  • The British Counter-Attack • 3:01
  • Martin Vs. Tavington (Film Version) • 3:22
  • Yorktown And The Return Home (Film Version) • 5:24
  • The Patriot (End Titles) • 7:43
  • The Family Farm (Alternate) • 3:02
  • Redcoats In The Cornfield (Alternate) • 1:24
  • The Death Of Thomas (Alternate) • 4:21
  • Rough Fighter Recruited (Alternate) • 1:47
  • To Gullah Maroon (Alternate) • 1:17
  • The Wedding (Alternate) • 1:32
  • The Patriot Returns • 1:07
  • Martin Sets The Trap (Alternate) • 2:11
  • Martin Vs. Tavington (Alternate Segment) • 1:02
  • Yorktown And The Return Home (Alternate Segment) • 2:20
  • The Patriot (Alternate) • 6:30
  • The British Grenadiers • 2:51
  • Prince Eugene’s March • 1:01
  • Yankee Doodle • 0:56
  • Tavern Tune No. 1 • 0:58
  • Tavern Tune No. 2 • 1:49
  • Colonial Camp Tune • 2:56
  • Violin Concerto In E Major (Allegro Assai) (J.S. Bach) • 2:49
  • Ann’s Wedding Celebration • 1:57
  • The British Grenadiers And Battlefield Drums • 1:33

 

 

Hmm, after CE3K and Hook, any specific reason why the alternates/source aren't already presented in the combined order on disc?

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1 hour ago, Jay said:

The Legacy of John Williams has debuted the tracklist and a track sample exclusively at their website!

 

https://thelegacyofjohnwilliams.com/2025/01/17/exclusive-preview-the-patriot/

AWESOME!!!

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1 hour ago, Jay said:

The Legacy of John Williams has debuted the tracklist and a track sample exclusively at their website!

 

https://thelegacyofjohnwilliams.com/2025/01/17/exclusive-preview-the-patriot/


Well well well! 
This is terrific news for my Friday afternoon 
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3 minutes ago, Jay said:

It's the original version of Martin Rejoins The Troops and it was on the OST album

 

One of the rare cases of Williams coming up with a different title for a revised cue

Sort of like The Old Priest vs. Old Priests Tale from TOD?

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I was casually listening to the episode when driving to work this morning and man, the samples blew me and my car's speakers away! I can't wait to listen to the whole thing!

 

And I love these little teases in the end, like when they said that Mike and John will be back in a future episode to talk about "hopefully, fingers crossed, a few other things" with "great things to come".

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That final source track (D2T29 British Grenadiers and Battlefield Drums) is intriguing.

 

This cue (8M9 Battle Drums) runs just shy of 2 minutes in the film, but the Intrada version runs only 1:33. There's also no British Grenadiers in this sequence but judging by the track title it's been appended to this cue on the Intrada (unless it's hidden within the march?)

 

Is the runtime of this track a typo by any chance? Otherwise I wonder if this cue has been microedited?

 

I checked if the track runtimes added up to the album runtime totals and they didn't quite match either, but that might just be gaps between tracks adding to the overall runtime.

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2 minutes ago, Luke Skywalker said:

maybe the drums are looped in the film?

 

We have the sheet music for this cue and it matches the film. JW even included notations for when each side of the battle stops and starts.

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Sure, it has cue combinations/edits like the godawful overlaying of Grenadiers over a cue, but could you recreate it from disc 1 and 2 or does it have any actual different takes?

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9 minutes ago, JohnnyD said:

Tavern Tune No. 1 & No. 2, Colonial Camp Tune, Anne’s Wedding, and Battlefield Drums are all composed by John Williams.

Thanks, but what is the source of this information?

 

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The other source music are traditional pieces and one composed by Bach, so process of elimination and common sense dictate.

Also, those pieces composed by John Williams are not pre-existing music. Besides, The Wedding segues beautifully into Anne’s Wedding Celebration in the film.

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2 hours ago, Holko said:

Sure, it has cue combinations/edits like the godawful overlaying of Grenadiers over a cue, but could you recreate it from disc 1 and 2 or does it have any actual different takes?

 

I took 'no way to program' to mean that it contains material or takes not on discs 1 or 2. Maybe Neil meant more literally that you can't make the OST just by selecting individual tracks, but that would be the case for most scores.

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3 hours ago, Holko said:

Sure, it has cue combinations/edits like the godawful overlaying of Grenadiers over a cue, but could you recreate it from disc 1 and 2 or does it have any actual different takes?

I have to remember that phrase, "godawful overlaying". Easily one of the major problems with every JW OST.

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2 hours ago, filmmusic said:

Thanks, but what is the source of this information?

 

 

The sheet music shows those are all JW compositions. For example:

 

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The “JW” and “BMI” wouldn’t be written at the top right otherwise.

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32 minutes ago, BrotherSound said:

The sheet music shows those are all JW compositions.

Yes, but it shows his name on non-John Williams compositions too.

(eg. 2m2A British Grenadiers)

That's why I asked.

 

edit: although it doesn't show BMI.

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22 minutes ago, filmmusic said:

Yes, but it shows his name on non-John Williams compositions too.

(eg. 2m2A British Grenadiers)

That's why I asked.

 

edit: although it doesn't show BMI.


It actually shows “Arr. JW” (Arranged by John Williams):

 

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7 minutes ago, John Takis said:

"The Patriot" and "The Patriot Returns"

 

I assume you meant "The Patriot Reprise"?

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Okay, now it's a different story. Discs 1 and 2 are already packed and some alternates are already just alternate segments (I assume just the inserts) in order to make it all fit, and it still overflows onto disc 3 but an alternate is covered by the OST so that then solves that, makes it seem like a bit fuller package than it would with a 2/3rds full disc 1 and 2 and a 50 minute disc 3 of alts and source.

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3 hours ago, Holko said:

Really? I don't really remember it from any other OST of his.

There is a horrid one in Home Alone and in Finale on HP3. But yes, I might have been too harsh.

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16 minutes ago, Davis said:

“The Patriot Theme Strikes Back”

 

20 hours ago, JohnnyD said:

all those sections previewed show the music sounds phenomenal and beautifully restored!

 

Well, it's not like they started out with a 78 record full of pops and crackles.

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1 hour ago, bollemanneke said:

There is a horrid one in Home Alone and in Finale on HP3. But yes, I might have been too harsh.

What overlays are in Finale from HP3? Are you thinking about crossfades?

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Yeah, I called it overlay because I think grenadiers properly plays over a different cue with a different tempo for a bit, it's more than just a long crossfade

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10 minutes ago, bollemanneke said:

My mistake, sorry. Crossfades indeed.

I was once caught in the middle of a crossfade, but it ended quietly enough.   

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2 minutes ago, filmmusic said:

I wonder why they didn't use the original cue names...

Maybe Williams didn't want to?


These are mostly the original cue names, with some titles taken from the album tracks. Which ones are you referring to?

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2 minutes ago, BrotherSound said:


These are mostly the original cue names, with some titles taken from the album tracks. Which ones are you referring to?

Oh, you're right.

I just saw a couple.

eg. To Charleston is The Letter scene.

Ann Recruits The Parishioners is Ann's speech in the church.

by the way, where is 2M4 Remembering Fort Wilderness? it's a short cue. Did they omit it?

 

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